Stas_Tagios
Well-known member
Discovered in the middle of a shoot today that the scene file dial had been inadvertently turned from F6 to F5 at some point during or prior to the shoot (I normally shoot everything at F6).
Is there any way to determine which footage was shot at 24P and not 24PA (besides single-framing through a bit of every clip to see which pulldown pattern was applied)? I have screen display on "all", but on playback, "all" only seems to be the timecode, aperture, gain, and audio, not frame rate.
I'd like to avoid having to log all the clips with the wrong setting (e.g., logging clips to be captured as 24PA and discovering some were 24P) and have to fix it afterward.
Is there any way to determine which footage was shot at 24P and not 24PA (besides single-framing through a bit of every clip to see which pulldown pattern was applied)? I have screen display on "all", but on playback, "all" only seems to be the timecode, aperture, gain, and audio, not frame rate.
I'd like to avoid having to log all the clips with the wrong setting (e.g., logging clips to be captured as 24PA and discovering some were 24P) and have to fix it afterward.